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The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-04
County News.

The steamer Thoma S Clyde after be-
ING oyerhauled at mington has re-
turned To Salem.
The members of the First NJ. E.
Church, Of Salem, are contemplating
erecting IA new house of worship. a
plan which provides for II building
5sx60 feet, costing $4,000. has
been agreed upon, and s12t0 hasa
ready been subscribed.
Salem has 1875 white children and
1t2 colored children Of school age; to-
tai 1907, a decrease of q from last
year.
Fairview brick works along Salem
creek in Lower Penns Neck began
operation on Monday.
Two small daughters of Joseph XII
ger, of Warrington, narrowly escaped
death from il locomotive while driving
along Market St., Salem, last week.
Mayor Aeton sued the railroad for not
having a hagman ahead of the engine
as tie ordinance directs. The rail
road paid the fine o S25 without stand
ing trial.
Mr.. VIM. p. Chattin, an old resident
of Salem. died at the residence oil his
son-in-law, a. S, Barber, Jr., in Wood
bury, on sunday, in the Goth year OF
his age.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-04
E.

Having "a TRANSIT am now prepared
to Law Oft. measure land and run old lines
with accuracy. w. A. SUMMERlLL,
RECORD Office
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-04

Fish Commissioner Norney, of Della
ware has written a letter to the Will
mington Ne,rs reviewing the cores
pondeuce between him and Governor
Green. He adds that the taking OF run
ming fish is no doubtful question and
that the L. ). Court has decided that
the government does not claim the in
land waters but they belong to the
States on which they border, and the
government only claims the right OF d
~navigabie highway over them. lie
claims the honor(?) of defeating the
Everhart bill in Congress through Con
gresham Lore last winter year ago
which proposed to let all citizens have
the common right Of fishing on border
ing lakes. rivers and bays. Ornery
can see no difference between a migra-
tory fish and an oyster and continues
to iterate that the Jersey fishermen
catch oysters in sturgeon nets with
meshes large enough to run a board a
foot wide through them, and it drift
ing with the tide, The oyster beds are
staked for miles and a net could not
drift fifty yards over them without be-
ing caught, yet he insists the nets take
up oysters when they cannot be tished
owe the beds. Delaware has a wise
Fish Commissioner in his own conceit
and would like to %monopolize the whole
Bay with his seine but when he tries
to stuff such false ideas down Jersey
fishermen he will find out they know
quite as much as he.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-04

Secretary of state Kelsey, who was
one of Gen. McClellan's friends, says
that he has been quietly collecting sub
scriptions for over a year for a hand
some monument to be erected over Me
Clellan's grave, at Riverside Gene
terry, Trenton, and that he has raised
$1,000.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-04
state News


The jury which indicted Reynolds, OF
Morristown, for blasphemy is wanted
ina dime museum in Chicago.
Several hundred Italiaus-men, wo.
men and childleu-hom Philadelphia
have arrived at Hammouton to spend
the season gathering the fruit and Der.
ny crop.
The new national bank of Woodbury.
will begin business on July l..
Vmeland is making preparations for a
monster Fourth Of July celebration.
S3f, 900 out Of the SEQ 600 have beer
subscribed for the proposed new bank
at Glassboro. Subscripti ons are com.
ing in slowly.
Word has been received in Bridge
tom from Camp Verde, Ari., that Sam
uel ). Shull formerly a resident Of
Bridgelou, had been murdered on his
cattle ranch.
About a year ago Thos. Rice, of Deer
field, had a steer On exhibition in
BridgetoD. It was estimated to weigh
$500 pounds. A BridgetOn tanner has
just finished tanning the hide, which
weighed 100 pounds when the steer was
killed. The skin is thirteen feet long
and ten feet wide and is II of The
largest known to the tanning trade.
whitney Bro, of Glasboro, have
won a suit for 81 600 against the Hop
Bitters Manufacturing Co., of Rochrs-
ter, n. Y, for ware furnished the lat
ter firm which they declared had not
been furnished according to contract.
Samuel II. Grey, of Camden, counsel
for he New Jersey sturgeon fishermen,
and several Of the Fish Commissioners
yisite d Bayside Tuesday to inquire in
to the status of the Delaware-New Jer-
seysturgeon warfare.
Thomas NJ. Ferrell, Internal Reve-
nue. Collector for the First New Jersey
district, is quite ill at hls home at
Glassboro.
The eighth annual exhibition of the
Moorestowu Agricultural and Indus
trial Society will be held OF tie Sth 5th
10Th inst.
The Receivers of the Central Rail
road OF New Jersey yesterday paid
$500 to the Attorney General of
the State in full settlement of their
taxes for 1886. This is a great legal
victory for the State. The Central was
the last company to resist the tax law
of 1884. Some legal questions in re-
ference to franchises will probaly be
~certioraried to the Supreme Court, but
all taxes have been paid to the State
pending such determination of the
highest Court.
The old County Clerks and Surro-
gates offices were sold at Woodbury.
last Saturday.
The trial of Barclay Peak for the
murder Of Mary Anderson was contin-
ned at Mt. Holly this week. A con-
demming web of testimony is being
woven around Peak which will I'M
doubtedly down him.
Harry L. Shape, formerly Mayor and
Solicitor Of Atlantic City died in that
place on Sunday night Of bright's di-
sease. He was born in Warrington,
this county in 1847 graduated at Dick
.inson College in 1867 and studied law
with his brother A. II. Shape, prosecutor
of this county. He was admitted as an
attotney-at-law in 1870 and COUNSEL
or in 1876. He settled at Woodstown
at first but afterwards removed to
Nays Landing and thence to Atlantic
City. He was "a very prominent law
yer and took an active part in politics.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-04

A Democratic Governor and other
Democratic State officers were inau-
gurated in Rhode Island on Tuesday.
1t was a red letter day for little Rhody
as such an event has not happened
there for thirty-four years.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-04

Political affairs occupied so much
of the time of the New Jersey Legisla-
ture at its late session that the acts it
passed for the promotion of education
al interests have scarcely been noticed.
For some years New Jersey has had a
law designed to encourage the main
tenance of free public Libraries. At
the last session this act was amended
SO as to authorize cities to levy a tax
of not more than one mill on the dol
lar annually for the support of such
libraries. 1t is provided moreover,
than when a public library has been
established and has accumulated prop
erty to the value of thirty thousand
dollars the directors may make re-
quisition on the City Councils for an
appropriation not exceeding one half
of one mill on the dollar for its sup
port, and the Councils are required to
cause it to be assessed and raised.
Some of the School districts already
have small public libraries established
under the encouragement of State laws
and quite recently, at a school com
mencement in Vineland, fifty dollars
was raised for the purchase of books
by charging ten cents admission to the
school eXercises-a tax cheerfully paid.
BY another act passed at the last SEES
sion of the New Jersey Legislature,
school districts that establish indus
trial schools or add industrial educa-
ton to the present curse of study, are
to receive from the State TT easury an
amount equal to that appropriated for
such purpose by the District, provided
that no school district is to be given in
any one year more than five thousand
dollars. Both the Library and the |
dustrial Education laws are based upon
the good principal of helping those who
help themselves, but the first is mar
red by the provision thas enables a
power outside of Councils to declare
that a special tax shall be levied and
cOllected-Ledger.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-04

The n. Y. star has started a fund
for a monument to the memory OF
Gen. Grant. President Cleveland has
subscribed $40, the largest amount al
lowed as it is desired to raise a sum by
small contributions.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-04

The West Jersey Railroad after a
bitter fight has succeeded in getting
permission from Bridgeton City Couu-
Gil to lay its tracks through that city.
Work win be commenced at once.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-04
FOR SALE,

An Italian soda water apparatus,
very cheap. Apply TO
DIR. JoHNsoN'S
Drug Store Pennsgrove
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-04
SATURDAY, JUNE a, 1887.

The blood of the Temperance mar
tyrs will hasten temperance reform
faster than all the arguments ever made
by those murdered or assaulted for
their zeal in the temperance cause.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-04
EGG FOOD

Will AA8aELF INCREASE EGG REDUCTION
Strengthen Weak and dropping Fowls, Pro
mote the Healthy Growth and Develop
ment Of all varieties Of poultry,
andinsure Fin Condition
and Smooth Plumage
It viii help them Though moulting wonder.
fully, 1t viii furnish bone and muscle foryoung
chicks, and thus save them,
Prevents and absolutely Cures the diseases
Incident to Poultry.
CHOLERA
is usually theresnlt Of weakness caused by a
lack Of the proper chemicals in the system.
These are supplied by the IMPERIAL Eco FOOD.
It isl o forcing process yea simply give them
the chemicals TO make eggs, at a cost Of less
than one cent a week for each fowl. Ask for ii
DIR. VI. JOHNSON. at his Drugstore.
f. C. STUR1EVANT.
Manufactures OF Ground Oyster Shells and all
Poultry Supplies. Mill, l52-164 Commerce
street. Office, 2i6 State Street, Hart
fbrg fA9Nn
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8louneinsS unb tiirfifde MuBenranbipisen
in Cream, Beib, Beige unb farbig.
Spanifd1e @uin,pure in Sdpara, gream
nnb 8eise, nno pailenbe einfafIumsen.
Damen.Safdentiider, tpei6e, nit Gautaiie.
einfaiIuns, 8ierranb unb Baden; glei9fallS
cine fdDne auspabl bon Srauer.Saf@enta>
4ern an alien Yreiien.
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gdmeralpfe Sieaultrnna.

So berrf6t beute fsin 8neifeI mebr bariiber
bor obsleid man bas @esentbsil frii6er sIaubte,
Sab arsneien, bic beftige @irtunssn berurfa.
den, in teinsm anOeren ais In einem boifnun9s.
los erf6einenSen Sale aneepanbt iperben foll.
ten; tn anberen Borten, bab 3u frditise MitteI
ben aorper eber idDdden r6er fdaoisen, ais
oab fte feline llnregelmabistsiten beieitiseu. gu
ben f9ipadenoen grtneien seb0rea bic abfib.
rungs' nnb Sale abfibren6en MitteI, bic bic
@eoarme plobIid un6 rei6lid5 entIeeren. B.il
es oies ni6t tbnt. 1T Sofetter's Sra.
genbitters ben beftisea abfabrmitteIn
borsnaiebsn. S6msrslos in fsinem @irfunaen
III IS bon senisenber Birtfamicit, 5roniide
8sritopfuns 3u befeitisen. gs erlei6tert bic
Ddrme inbem 20 fie trdftigt, unb atuinat fie
nidt, fonbern fest fie in Stanb, bic Sunftiouen
amsauiben, bic ibusn BON Der ssatur auertbeilt
iporben fino. Snbem 60 bic abfonb.runa Der
Sale in normalen 0uantitdten burd feline
seinnbe anrei3enbe Biriuns auf bic eebsr be-.
fOrbert, III es Der 8eroauung befOnbers forber.
lid unb trdat in uidt serin9em Graoe basu bel,
einen reseImdbisen StabIsans gu trbaItsn.
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9amelr>6iite ,c .c.

Dieies Departement fam, slei6 ben iibri.
gen nidt iibertroffen perben, ba id) fan,mtli9e
Mrtiiel bireft impprtire nnb int @tan6e bin,
bic bette mnb reidbdItisite ausnabl in Bsaue
anf lebte Mtobe unb StiI gu prdfentiren, pie
1. 3. u@aueb" @apitoIia, Wtirriani, @biIis,
Oenber, Barrett, @lib Ga 8elle, Meboro,
Rrineeton, Sbeal Mliee, Sennora. Surebe.
Bel unS finbet mon bic neueften Mfuiter in
SutbeiaB bon iebr sefaaigem GtbI nnb 3u
nieorisffen Yreiien-bon 30 CO. Bis $15o.
Vile Nrten Gufput, 8iif9eI, 8eeren nnb cine
pradtboae MuSnabI bon 8lumen &c.
Gdd)er, in grobem 8orratb bonn einfa1iten
bic gum elegantefen, unb au allen 4rei1en.
6erren=Gar0erobe
@tr baben ein auSsehebntes unb pradtbolles
enforcement bon Serren> Oberbemben aus Ser.
cal, 81 allen Yreiien. Das befe SO st. Com.
mer Merino eemb, ien,als in, Narfte
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| Ssrren 8aIbrig9au nnb braunes 2isIetbrtab
llntsrseue, bon sl.75 biS $3.50, per Mnjug.
Gine bubble AustuabI bon fdbarsen 9aIss
tadern, Gantaiiei idleifen, Binolors unb Jour
In banb" .Grabatten.
Sin i6Oner 8orratb BON Ieineneu unb ieibe.
men gerren>Saf@eniiidern, Opera S1Ieifen,
fei6enen Hegenfdirmen.
Gin febr srobes Enforcement bon iueiben unb
bnnten &nabensSb Sberbem,ben aus @ercaI, fara
aIter bon 4-12 Sabren, Su l6, 25, sb, SO gs
unb aufn1rts.
Serrenidnbe in allen Gormen une 9suftrn
uno su allen @reifeu.
Son Serren. uub sanabsns Girob6iiten babeii
mir bas ausgebreitetfe Eager i'm Sibmefen
9erren. un6 sfnaben.S if36iife, mei@e upb.
fteife, bon alien Arten unb S9attirnnsen.
@dnbSeug fit 9autell i. &inOer.
Sn bielem Oebartement bin id) 70 poM Dor,
seieben, bab id stlle unO 5eosrliann tu befrie
0taeu bcrrt1q
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Goriett= =9eparteu1ent ,
Eeras.

- Sn @aIbeHon min man tpifIeu,
6aB Der entffobene County D=59abmeiffer
freifpilig autiidfebren unb fi9 ben 8es
b6rben felen tpirb.
= Ser Staats=@anit1tsbeamte Dr.
@utberforO bat anseorbnet. baB auf
Nae, tpel9e ben Auarantdnebeitimmun
gen sutpiberban6eIn, 9el9olIen tper6en
fol. Das fam ia nett tperben.
Ser Garbige %. $. 9oQanb BON
Nuitin 1T bom @ouperneur als eupers
intenbent bes reuen 8lin6ens, Saubs
itummen- unb sSrrensMipls fiir Garbige
ernannt tporben.
= Ser Mobpfat galbtpea unb Der
gbitor Smith BON, n&epubliean" in
eagle pab baben 66afie getpe9ieIt.
@riterer 1T bertpunoet tporben.
= Nietoria. Die preisfeigerung
auf Dem 8iebmarfte bat betrd9tlide
Sbdti9feit in ben &reiien Der Wiebsl6s
ter berborgerufen; in ber Iebten Wo1e
fnb bereits Is Magenlabungen Minbs
bieb bon bier abgegangen unb rrorgen
tDir6 cine 9leiGe 3abl abgeben; elm
She'll 6abon sing nod @albeTon.
= 9err s. Wfilbe bat iebt auf ieis
mem 8eb6ft, 6 Meilen bon 9arrisburg,
atpei arteii6e Brunnen, tpel1e beibe
ausrei6en6es Wafer liefern; fe Fnb
nur CUB bon einanber entfernt, ln6
bod giebt Der eine reines WaFer uno
bet anbere fol9es, oas reid nit 61mes
fel unb giien bur9feBt lit. unb merfs
tuirbigertpeiie siebt bas &inbbieb bas
mineralif6e MaRer benz reinen Dor.
Oas Baifin bes lebteren liegt 20 SUB
tiefer als bas bes eriteren; bas giebt
ben geweis, 6aB innerbalb elmer Gtrede
bon 8 Sub ii9 stuei unterirbif9e Str6.
me borfinben, BON ipeI6en ber cine rel.
mes, Der anbere mineraliid bur6febtes
Wafer giebt.
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ST bic gd,tuinbiud,t nnbeilbar :?

Man leie bas 3a6febenbe: ,Serr s. s.
@orris in @eipart, Nrtanias, iast: sd lag
an 2unsen Mbfesiien fdper barnieosr, uuS
msine Grfunbe uno bic aer;te srtldrten mid
far unbsilbar fdipinb i6tis. Da fins i6 an,
Or. Sings neues S3Din6fu9tsmittel au &c.
brau9en. SEPT babe i'd bic brittle Glafde unt
bin bereits i'm Gtanoe, bic arbeiten auf meinet
6arm iuieber gu iiberipaden unb au beauffi6.
tisen. es TT bic bette Meoieim, bic es seben
fann!"
9eFe MiOblspart in Decatur, Ohio, idreibt
rgSenn id ni@t Dr. Sings neues Sdpinb.
iuAts. .9cilmittel sebrau6t bate, mdrs i'd idou
lange meinem 2nn9enleiben erleeen. Die Gerst.
batten mia bersits aufsessben. Sept bin ID
bel beiism @oblein."
@robeFaf6en frei in Der apotbste bon u
0reib.
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Oe66a(6 ii6er6eu9t GuC6!

5ran3oFfde Yercals ar 8, 10, 124 II. l5 CO.
@eaei9nete 2aipns su d, 81, 5, s u. 10 &C.
@eiber ,nb farbiser Muu-au 123, Is, 90
%, 35 unb 80 Gents.
gseiBe 2atpns gu 5, Z, 8, 10, 12f, is, 90
25, 80, 35 nnb 40 @ents. 8u baben in 8i.
fbops, 8ietoria unb Snbia 2aipnS.
@erffd)e aatuns III allen Sdattiransen bon
Is bis au 80 Gents
Gmbroiberie 9epartelaert.
Gdpeiser 8orbiruns bon 8 Bis IS Cts.
gambric 8oibirung bon 2a-50 CO.
Rainfoof ginfaiiuns bon $50 @ts.
Garbise 8orbirunsen II. AuBenranbe baau.
@tirt 6louncir,s, bolle 2dnse .75-$2.b0.
SpiBeu : 9epartenleltt.
ginc enbIofe auspabl in foIsenben epiben.
forten: eebptifde, tiirfifd)e, Gordon, galen'
cia, 8riton, Spanifd)e, gseurial, Sebora-in
allen Breiten, bon Der bilisiten Bis gu ber Be-
fen glaiIe.
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Sbur berein. Sobannes bate gebeug.
ten 6auptes an @rneitinens 8ett gelel'
fen unb unbermanbt auf bic Grante ge.
blidt, bic, ,abgebrO6ene Worte lalenb.
fi9 unrubig bin unb ber tparf. 6,
tpintte ber Miamers, feinen plab ein3u.
nebmen unb ging leiie binaus.
Biit Su ba2 rief er benz Greunbt
entgegen. GDtt fei Danf, ba]f 9u i'm
mitgebra6ts
Ct III uns enttontrnen
6iIs6orn = bas tpdre fir9terlid!
ST lit in elm 9ano enttpi9en, tpo i'm
Geiner errei9en tann, BON tuo ct Geie
mem rnebr i6abet!
ST er tobt?
st iIf es - unb atpar bat fi9 Dein
Wori, bieier Menf6 mhiIe zines breis
faden So6es iferben, bu6fdbli6 erfallt
- er bate einen iograuenbolIer Spbess
fampf, ipie mir mod feiner borgetommen
1T.
Stun oenn, Griebe ieiner Mi1e! 9at
er fi6 bergiftets fraete bic 6taatsrds
thin.
Wlit StrD6nin unb 3tpar i'm Nugens
Bid feiner Gefaugennabme. Sd bradte
Nfies in Srbnung = aber es fanben
fi9 nur mod ettpas iiber 3tpeitauienb
@ulben BEL ibn ber. st batte bas
8erm6gen bod mobl it ber l1nfenbeis
mer Gabrit.
l1nb bic ita1te 8anferott, mir f6nnett
aliO M@ts fiir grnefine retten, faste
Sobannes.
9as tbut mir Ieib.
Ma Silsborn, Du treuer Greunb, i@
Dergeile gang. Sir su banfen. gDie fon
i9 Sir bas OpFer lobnen, bas Ou mil
biefer &eiie fir mid gebra9t9 iprad
SDbnnes marin.
gs bat fd) felbit gelobnt.
yfun ipabrlid, Greu6e fanben Sic
teine bel folder Senbung, meinte bic
Gtaatsrdtbin.
6tlsborn Id1elte: Greube - iiner.
meBli6e Greube babe i6 gefunben,
benrt biefer 8erbre9er binterlieB mir eis
men G9ab, ben mir, 70 @ott min,
Memano ftreitig MAIDEN tpirb. Darf
i@ i'm gu6 seigen, meine Greunbe? Sd
m6dte ibn gu@ 70 serne fur eiuige
3eit gum Gufbemabren gebenl
Sobannes unb feline Wtutter faben fi9
befrenibet an. War Silsborn ni9t
re6t 6ei 8erfanoe2
Sd min gti6ts tueiter reoen, iagte er,
febt felbitl ST sing binaus unb erfdien
nod Elm paar Minuten nit @ret6en
auf ber S9melle, iie ianft na9 fid
aiebeno. gfur einen einsigen fragens
ben, bittenben Bid tpagte bas sitternbe
Ndb6en au ben fremoen 2euten aufs
suf9lagen, aber Der nunberbare Mus'
brud ibrer 9lugen bate ibr iogIei9 bic
9eraen getponnen.
2ieber @ott = fein Rinb2 frdge bic
9taatsrdtbin.
Sein &inb! betonte SiIsborm ernH.
Die alte Grau sing, bon Waitleit
iibertpdltigt, auf bos rei3enbe 5agbafte
Wefen az, brtdte es an ibre Bruit uni
faste bebeutungsboa gu Silsborn: Sebt
berffebe i9 Sic!
(Gortfetuns fOIst.l
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Yaraiol 9epartentel1t.

Bir baben baS bel tpeitem sr0bte uno boil.
f6nbisfte Enforcement bon einfaden unb Gu.
rus @onnenifirmen in BET Gtabt.
Shpar3leibene Yara1oIs- rs es. Bis 81.
Sdmarse Mtlas,S9irme bon 1856.
S9parse atlas. S@irme gefiittert unb nit
Spibenrano bon $225-$15.
garbige 9arafols ungefit!erte--1.2 bis SIS.
Garbige 4arafols, gefiitterte, nit Spisen.
ranb-Son ESQ bis $12.
aiaOer>@arafols 81 s5, so, 10 cs. u. 81.
9aueu @eibmaaren.
Seh,oen, bolle @roSe, bon 40 cs. bic au $4.
gange $emben, bon 10 CO. bis su $4.
@orfett'Beifen aler @roBen, bon 40 Gents
bi8 gu $1.50.
Sontmer @ause lleberneFen, in @r0Ben bon
2e-44, su 40, SO unb so gts
Cine bubble auSpabl bon Sill II. Spiben<
bauben fir Sinber bon 20 c. Bis So.
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Cages : Memi9teite,t.
Snlamb

= Wtarlttes Setretdr WbltteD betretbl
ben @usbau unierer Glotte un6 bic Ste.
paratur t1abbaft getporbener &riegs.
f6iffe nit foI6em gifer, als iei er Be,
ueberSeugung, rtan babe bieie S9iffe
balo n6tbig. St bat angeorbnet, bab
bic &eparatur beg Monitors oMiantos
nomab" 10 f9neu tpie m6gli6 boaenbet
tperben fon. Gerner bat er ben Sir
men, tpsl9e ben 8au ber 5 neuen gros
zen panaerf6iffe iibernommen, bic Wei.
iung 5ugeben laiien, ben 8au nit sr6Bt.
nl6gli1er Gile 3u betreiben.
= IS Big 80 Millionen Mder 2anbes
finb gefrdBigen 8abnmpnoppliffen aus
ben 3dbnen ge5ogen, un5 Der freien
Befebelung tDieoer er6ffnet tDorSen.
Dies gel1ab. inoeni Der 5etretdr bes
Snnern Die 2anbi6enfungen ai1 bic Nts
Iantic & paeifiebabn tpegen Ni9terfht.
lung ber 99entungsbebingungen ftr
aua unb ni9tig erfldrte.
- Ser frlbere 8unbesienator u.
Sargent ffarb In San Jrancisco on
8lutbergiftung. Sargent galt aIs ber
angeiebenfte Mbpofat galiforniens.
= Senator &iboleberger BON 8irgi=
MEN bat iif nod ieiner Glu9t aas
, benz @efdusniife freiDillig tpieber sefellt
unb beripro9en, fi9 benz &i@ter 3ur
8eranttportung au felen. gs tpurbe
barauf BET Nntrag seitelt ibn frei 3u
lalien, mas &i9ter Netpman iebo9
ni9t gemdbrte.
= 1eber 5000 3immerleute baben
In Chicago bic Nrbeit eingeitelt. neil
man BON ibnen berlangte, ldnger als 8
Stunben 3tI arbeiten.
MusIanb.
= Ser Bring bon Wales bdlt ii1
gum 8eiu9e In Deutl9lanb auf. 81
ftattete ber &ailerin Muguita einen ges
fu6 In Somburg ab.
= Ser Wiener Gorresppnbent bes
2onboner nStanoaro" iagt: rgngs
LAMB, Oeferrei9 unb Stalieu baben Der
pforte eine glei9lautenbe gfote tibers
fanbt, In tueI6er iie bic Nnfi6t auss
fpre6en, bob oie WabI bes grinaen
GeroiHanb eiae geieBmaBige iei. Die
0altung ber Siirtei 6em prin3en ssgens
iiber 1T in GOlge befien cine freunblis
9ere gemorben.
= prin3 Gerbinano, ober - tpie
man i'm nun na9geraoe tpDbl nennen
muB = Girif 6eroinano, i6loB am Is.
MLguIt offi3iel bieSeIliDn oerSobranie.
- Sn ben norbweitli9en prppin3eu
Snoiens wttbet bic gbolera in entiebs
li9er Meiie. ginem Beri1te aus gals
cutta sufolge finb bort pdbrenb Der
Wonate Suhi unb Suli iiber 10000
Meni6en Der 5eu9e erIegen.
= Die itrenge Dur9fiibrung oes
2ontraftarbeitsrz@erbotes bat ba3u ge.
fiibrt, baB man in Merito nit @egen.
maBregeln orobt. 9ie @iIenbabns3ei,
tung in 8eraerus ia9t: Senes @eieb,
tuel9es es berbietet, bab meritaniide
Nrbeiter ben &io @ranbe freuaen, wel=
DIE auf Der rneritanii6en Seite enga.
girt tpurben, itebt i'm idroifen @egens
fabe 5u ber liberalen Dirt un0 Meiie,
! nit Der man in Merifo allen sSremben
entgegenfommt unb ibrer Sbdtigteit unb
ibrem unternebmungsgeiit uugebinbert
elm b6lig freies Gelb 6arbietet.~
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